The buildings of the Xilin Temple are tall and majestic. They are basically made of gold-plated stone and are shockingly heavy. The ground of the temple is already soft, and with so many heavy objects on top, the ground will of course accelerate its settlement.
In fact, Xialin District is the area most severely flooded. Not only the Xilin Temple, but also civilian homes have suffered the most in recent years. Low-lying areas in some neighborhoods have turned into small lakes, and some areas have been swallowed up by lake water.
"It's just shipped away. Why did you move Jianhuan Biao without authorization?" As soon as Master Xiao said this, Master Liang turned to glare at him.
Is this guy stupid? What does "carry it away" mean? As the main attendant of the Xilin Temple, he immediately determined the matter with just one mouth. It doesn't matter even if the stone is removed without authorization.
After receiving such a glare from him, Master Xiao also came to his senses, secretly thinking that it was not good, he was dizzy with anger, and just as he was about to speak out to make amends, He Lingchuan spoke first: "Excuse me, Master Xiao, I used idle building materials to build Huan Biao.
, which law was violated?"
As soon as he said this, the people nearby wanted to applaud him.
Good question!
"This..." Even the angry Master Xiao was startled, but then he said, "What you embezzled are ordinary building materials! Those are the stone pillars of my temple! They have gathered the power of thousands of faiths!"
He Lingchuan's expression was extremely sincere: "I checked the regulations of Yao Kingdom, and there is only one relevant rule: building materials and objects dismantled from temples and palaces cannot be used to build private residences!"
He immediately turned to King Yao: "Your Majesty, what we are building is not a private residence, but the most magnificent wonder building! What is the current law that stipulates that building materials removed from public buildings cannot be used to build public buildings?"
Wonderful architecture?”
The word "public" has an accent.
Could the Xilin Temple belong to Lord Xiao? It not only belongs to the goddess, but it is also a public building in the human world, because believers often come in and out, and thousands of people often gather in public.
If this was convened by a private person, then how could it be so? Besides King Yao, who in Tianshui City has such power?
With just one sentence, He Lingchuan made Shen Shen and Huan Biao look like each other, as if no one was nobler than the other.
Why can’t the stones used to build temples be used to build Huanbiao?
The temple represents the goddess, and Huanbiao also represents the destiny of the country and the power of the king.
Of course, everyone present knew that Miao Zhantian's status must be higher than the royal power of Yao Kingdom.
But knowing is one thing, not being able to tell is another.
Could it be that Master Xiao's servant could stand here and point at King Yao's nose and yell "You are not worthy"?
Facing the goddess's earthly spokesperson, He Lingchuan showed no fear.
Just kidding, before he did such a sudden thing, he almost broke the laws of Yao Kingdom, especially those related to the temple.
As long as there is even the slightest violation of the law, there is no possibility of his trick continuing.
There is such an omission in the Yao Law because the temples in the Yao Kingdom were in disrepair in the past. As a result, the bricks and tiles were picked up by the common people to build houses and repair circles. The gods were dissatisfied, so they added such a law.
According to the law, the bricks and stones from the temple cannot be used to build private houses.
Generally speaking, the building materials and objects dismantled from temples and palaces are either destroyed or used to build temples and palaces. Officials are clever and cannot use them to repair yamen, so no additional regulations are needed.
Unexpectedly, He Xiao took advantage of this loophole today.
The law doesn't prohibit it, so is it weird?
You Rongzhi coughed lightly: "He Island Master is not a native of the country and does not know the requirements of the temple."
What he said was "requirements", not express provisions on paper.
The requirement is implicit.
How can an outsider know the local rules and regulations? You didn't write them down on paper.
All he could check was the law, and he only knew that what he did was not illegal.
What's more, now is the rush period for the construction of the new city. Both Yao Wang and Liang are aware of the shortage of materials at the construction site. As the actual helmsman of this huge project, He Xiao will of course do everything possible to solve the problem when encountering difficulties. There happens to be idle building materials, which is perfect for Huan.
Table use, just right...
Everything is just right, so why not use it?
If the person who presided over this project did not know how to adapt to changes, the eastward expansion of the capital would not have reached the stage it is today.
When You Rongzhi opened his mouth, Master Xiao just switched his target: "He doesn't know. Master You, why are you so confused and let him make such a big mistake? Is this a lack of supervision?"
He has been very angry recently and wants to defeat everyone. Mr. You is in charge of the new city project and is also one of the key responsible persons.
You Rongzhi: "This..."
It is not an exaggeration to describe such a large project as being complicated. How could he be involved in every detail? Let’s talk about the aftermath of the Xilin Temple. Both Ambassador Liang and King Yao authorized this project in black and white.
Clearly, does he need to question it?
What's more, the dismantling and transportation of Xilin Temple does not involve money, nor does it go through his approval process.
You Rongzhi has no way of explaining these.
Before he could speak, He Lingchuan also sneered: "Big mistake? There are no rules and there is no rule. I act according to the law and the rules, so what's wrong? I didn't make a mistake, so how can I say that Sir You doesn't supervise me well?"
Could he come up with a smooth excuse for misappropriating building materials from the Xilin Temple? Yes.
But he wouldn't do that, no!
It's rare that the leader of the Temple of the Goddess is also present. Today is a rare opportunity for a face-to-face confrontation. He won't be done until he fucks her until his orifices are smoking.
He Lingchuan spoke very quickly, leaving no room for others to interrupt: "Master Xiao said that the stone of the Xilin Temple could not be used for the Huanbiao built in the new city? On the day the Xilin Temple collapsed, the accumulated dust in the temple was spread to the surrounding residents.
At home, that is more than a hundred years of religious incense, do you have to go door to door to get it back?"
"The construction period of the new city is tight and the tasks are heavy. Of course, I have to focus on the overall planning and the coordination of resources. Otherwise, how can such a big stall operate? When it is time to build the Huanbiao, it will be built when it is time to build the temple.
Temple!”
"The temple promised to be built for you will be delivered to you on time, without delay for a day! But Lord Xiao, you are making a fuss out of a molehill, making trouble unreasonably, and dare to point fingers in front of the king. What is your intention?"
After this barrage of cannons was fired, the imperial study suddenly became quiet.
Master Xiao couldn't believe his ears.
Who did he say was unreasonable and making trouble? Who! How dare someone dare to speak such nonsense in front of the leader of Liang, dare in front of King Yao, dare, dare to say such nonsense in front of him?
Master Xiao's face turned red, he pointed at He Lingchuan and said sternly: "You are rude, you dare to contradict..."
Don't you want your life?
King Yao coughed hard and had to stop him: "He Xiao, don't be rude to Master Xiao!"
No official had ever dared to speak so freely in front of him and the envoy, and no one had dared to point a gun at the divine servant.